The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BUSINESS IN the Police Court was
quiet yesterday.
ZIoN's BENEFIT Building Society
meets on Monday evening next.
ONE CASE of diphtheria is reported on
c. streetin The Twentieth Ward.
Dr.. CLINTON reports case of scarlet
fever at 716 N. Second West Street.
THERE Is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Maria Mac
Laren.
The FUNFRA1 of Mrs. Agnes Irvine
VIII be held at the Sixth Ward Meeting
house to-day.
UNION NATIONAL BANK received
yesterday, nineteen bars Alice bullion
valued at Sl4. 1924.
MCCORMICK & Co. received yesterday.
Hanauer bullion, Sc, 100; silver and lead
ores, $14, 100. Total, $40, 200.
THE MARRIAGE certificates fled yester-
day were: Albert E. Coonrad and Blanche
Z. Burleigh; ]. C. Tretheway and Lena NJ.
Ayers.
DE-. FAUST was seen on the streets
again yesterday, having returned from an
extended visit to the eastern States and
Canada
The HENPHIBL and Vine Concert and
Convention Company will conduct the
music at the Congregational Church this
forenoon.
JOHN HAFEN, the artist, has an
excellent specimen of his work on exhibit
ton in the window of +. L. Thomas store
1t is pastel portrait.
DgNFoRD. THE shoe man, is making
extensive alterations and Improvements in
his store, and 1t now presents most bust
ness like appearance.
P. D. RYAN has been appointed
deputy registration officer for Kelton; and
Absalom Yates to the same position for
Park Valley, Box Elder County.
JOSEPH CLARK, convicted OF unlawful
elhabitation in the First District, was
sentenced TO a fine of $500 and six months
imprisonment yesterday. He took an ap-
peal.
HELD CoRNET Band drew out a
ia- @ audience last evening, on the occasion
of the regular Saturday night open air con-
fet A decided improvement is noticed
o 'er last year.
Mr.. JOHN BECHToL has matched his
grey mare KiUtie B. against JACK Rysdaie's
Br0geho Jack, for a purse of $500 race to
take place at the Driving Park, on Thursday
next, Msy 18th, at pm.
Mr. DUNCAN NOBLE, the registrar OF
the Fourth precinct will be at room 4, in the
Hooper d E dredge block, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday from to u am. He
registered yesterday &bout forty.
EVERY MEMBER of lions Choral Union
is requested to be present at the rehearsal
ON Monday next at 80 pm The orchestral
parts having arrived, Prof Careless also
requests all the orchestra 10 attend. T..
Hull, Secretary.
THERE WILL be an adjourned meeting
OF the board of directors of the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery at 156 E. South
Temple Street, at pm. on ronday, May
10th. A full attendance is desired in order
10 transact very important business. X. H.
Kimball, Secretary.
THE AUSTIN Tribune libel suit still
drags its slow length along in the Third
District Court. Yesterday morning was
consumed in reading letters on the part of
the defense, but nothing of any importance
was developed, and at noon court took
recess until tomorrow morning.
THE DECIDED success of the comedy
Snd operetta in the Eighteenth Ward last
week has induced a repetition which is set
for Wednesday evening next. Miss Nettie
Thatcher will sing ballad between the two
pieces The funds realized from the enter
atnment so Tor the benefit of the building.
THE TINTIc lyuchers, who had been
convicted OF murder in the second degree,
received their sentences in the First District
Couc at Provo yesterday. Pat. Harrington
was sentenced TO II years in the Pen ::
Phil Green, five years; John Harrington,
Pat Sullivan and John Quinlan. seven
years each.
Mr.. FRED SIMON of Simon Bros. has
conceived The idea of 500 desk, large
enough 10 accom- modate seven or eight peO-
pie at the same time, t. be placed in the
Chamber OF Commerce. TuiIidge has the
contract 'oc painting the business cards,
with which the desk will be mounted The
Sierra Nevada Lumber Company has the
CO act for making it Culmer Bros.
donate q handsome mirror and Leo
Holland : puts in e clock, both of which
viii have prominent places in the desk It
Till he il place in about a MONTH
PEPCONAI